Louis Vuitton store robbed on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills

Two arrested after robbing Louis Vuitton store on Rodeo Drive

Two suspects were arrested after allegedly robbing a Louis Vuitton store on Rodeo Drive, in Beverly Hills Thursday.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Two people were arrested for grand theft after they attempted to rob a Louis Vuitton store in Beverly Hills in broad daylight Thursday, officials said.

Around 2 p.m., authorities said they were actively investigating a theft at the luxury goods store in the 200 block of North Rodeo Drive.

Video obtained by FOX 11 shows one of the suspects being taken down by officers before his arrest.

Louis Vuitton robbery: Cell phone video shows one of suspects getting arrested

A cell phone video captured by a witness shows one of the suspects getting taken into custody.

SkyFOX flew over the scene, showing multiple Beverly Hills PD patrol units parked outside the store.

Officials said it was the second time this week that perpetrators targeted the same stretch of Rodeo Drive.

On Monday, authorities said several suspects hit the Fendi store, assaulting a security guard in the process. The victims sped off in a getaway car but were caught Tuesday after a short pursuit.

Just last week, a brazen smash-and-grab robbery was caught on video. The thieves got away with millions of dollars worth of high-end jewelry at a store on South Beverly Drive.

"The number of high-profile crimes we’ve seen has been fairly shocking," said Samuel Braslow, a reporter for the Beverly Hills Courier. "Across the board as far as retailers I’ve spoken to, they are all concerned about what’s going on. I think they are all concerned they will be next."

The brazen crimes are top of mind for retailers and store managers who recently met with police to work on prevention measures and solutions.

A source says one major concern is that store managers often choose not to press charges for theft.

David Benveniste grew up in Beverly Hills and says he can’t believe what’s going on in the community.

"Watching this city and what’s happened to this city…it’s horrible because these people come in, and then they know no matter what they do, they’re going to be slapped on the hand and released to do it again the next day."

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